12 May, 2026
Lunch & Learn resources – Passwords, PINs & Passkeys Tips and Tricks
In this Lunch & Learn session, delivered on May 12, 2026, we focused on the essentials of modern sign‑in security…
Educator Resources
Coming up! Exploring accessibility needs and tools in Get SET programs
October 27, 2026, 3 pm to 4:30 pm
Join us for an insightful conversation on understanding and embedding accessibility into everyday teaching and learning. You will explore strategies to break down digital and instructional barriers, discuss compliance, and learn about building inclusive learning environments. From creating adaptable course materials to selecting assistive technologies and shaping organizational standards, this showcase will deliver actionable tips, concrete examples, and resources you can implement away.
PRESENTATION SLIDES (coming soon)
VIDEO RECORDING (coming soon)
PRESENTERS
Lynda Muckleston, Instructional Designer and Accessibility Educator at iSisters Technology Mentoring
Lynda’s journey combines experience in finance and management with a lifelong passion for disability advocacy. After acquiring a brain injury, she gained firsthand insight into the importance of accessible technology and inclusive learning. As an Instructional Designer and Accessibility Educator at iSisters Technology Mentoring, Lynda help create learning experiences that are accessible, empowering, and designed to support learners’ confidence and independence.
Erin Plumb, Manager of IT and Special Projects at Learning Disabilities Association of Windsor-Essex County
Erin is a recognized leader in assistive technology, accessibility, accommodations, and inclusion, with more than 20 years of experience across public, private, and nonprofit sectors. At Learning Disabilities Association of Windsor-Essex County (LDAWE), Erin helps individuals, families, and educators remove barriers to learning and participation. Her work includes educational transition planning, systems navigation, accommodations, staff training, and connecting families with appropriate supports and community services. Erin is passionate about digital equity and inclusive education.
Kim Setzer, Provincial Program Manager, Literacy, CNIB Deafblind Community Services
Kim is the Manager of Learning Innovation and Technology at CNIB Deafblind Community Services, where she leads a dynamic team of Skills Development Specialists. For over 20 years, she has helped people build the skills, courage, and confidence to live independently. Kim advocates for inclusive, equitable, and accessible education. She believes everyone can learn with the right environment, tools, and support for their individual needs.
Sharaya Patterson, Skills Development Instructor, CNIB Deafblind Community Services
Sharaya is a Skills Development Instructor at CNIB Deafblind Community Services, helping learners build the skills and confidence to achieve their goals through accessible technology. She stays informed about emerging accessibility tools to better meet learners needs. Her approach emphasizes independence, advocacy, and opportunities for continued learning.
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